The Sacramento Kings new $577 million Golden 1 Center  is one of the most technologically advanced facilities built for sports.

Not surprising since it was constructed near California's Silicon Valley.

The arena boasts of suites and premium seating that will feature speakers with sounds from the floor where the game is being played so the experience is nearly the same as floor seats.

A mobile app will be available for fans to order food, Uber rides, and will even inform fans when the bathroom lines are short.

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Kings owner Vivek Ranadive said the arena will be up to date for a very long time.

It had to be future-proofed. It’s not going to be obsolete anytime in the near future.

Not only is the arena advanced in technology but it is also LEED Platinum status, which is the highest level Green certification available.

The Golden 1 Center opens on October 10th for the Kings against Maccabi Haifa before it's first regular season game versus the San Antonio Spurs October 27th.